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.“It- I Marry Azalnfl ,a photoplay
all star cut is onto! the best that
as. even been flashed on the screen
in this. ‘city1 without any question. of
doubt. There have been sll star
out; pres'énted but none of iron:
camcompe'te with the cast that puts
this cleric; ov‘er with triumphant
success.
'TOmon-Ow Bob Custer is- altered it!
"Flashing Snu'rs‘." a blood' stirring.
sour thrilling romance of that for
was: land of the Texas Bs’nger with
the green beneath and the blue. sky
above—and dash. danger. lite and
love. .
The fifth chapter of "Galloping
Hoots.“ will appear on the some bill.
.Nmnmi
, ".3 redo}- the long-awaited, Erich
vbn Strohelm production .of the fa-
mous novel. “McTeague” by Frank
Norris closes today at the Regent
theatre. It is without doubt the mesh
e‘st“réalistlc pictures. and should be
seen by everyone who béliévee in the
artistic progress of the screen. The
story of the San Francisco dentist
brought to his downfall. by- the avari-
ous wife is stark naturallsm at its
best.
In the cast are Gibson Gowland.
2&8u Pitts. Jean Hersholt. Chester
C'Onlrlin. Hughie lick. Dale? Fuller
and Frank Have The adapmtldn
was-prepared by June Mathis and the
director himself. "Greed' ’ is -a
Metro- Goldwyn picture. presented. by
Louis B. Mayer.
PALACE.
"Vaudeville.”
‘The new bill of vaudevilleat the
Palace this Week‘opened yesterday to
audiences that in numbersiand en-
thusiasm were highly pleasing. r'l‘he
show merits the approval of theatre-
goers of the Norwhlks’an‘d 1111- first
day reception» is an indication .i‘hat
lt « was 'fully appreciated. “The
Yachting l‘olllts" and “Tunes .nd
Steps " the mo hi udllne numbers of
the hill have been among this sea-
son's hlg hits on Broadway and. both
acts pleased Norwalkvrs who Vie-wed
them at till.- Palace ycslerday. The
balunm- of the show is in keeping
with illi‘se selections for high. mass
entertainm. lit. The feature nil-lure
with this week‘s v udeville bill is
the all star product on "Recoil: ‘t‘he
plclllrv ranks with the first class re-
leases of “1:351 and immediately won
the aim. wnl of the Palace patrons.
Thu 11mm» :‘how willcontlnue for
the 11- :.:. 1111 111133.
NGRMM HAS
,SPEN'E $32 ,,777149
ON ’24 BUILDING
Figures O f ”Principal
Cities Of -tate Show
’ Hartford Leads —
_ Stamford $3,649,970
NEW YORK. inn; 33.—-Otticlal
building permit l'isun-s for 1924 (ram
343 comparable c1111: the highesx
number or cities 1hr r1 ported for
an entllc year. 5111 1 :1 total of
83.630158. 649 and 1;:.1.1liS‘.1 ”1‘ ac-
curacy of the pimium. cslinlarc of
37.750.006.000 {or en» whole country.
The gain over 1923 in the cities to-
porting was 4 per Cérlllu which safely
may be taken to represent the -per-
centage of gain for the whole coun-
try. At thesamc time. in considering
the building situation throughout the
country the reel that two sections.
the Central and the Pacific West
show decrcaSes from 1928. should be
taken into account. ‘
Since the close or 1923 the greater
activity has shifted location In 1923
lbs larger gains were in the Central
and Pacific “Fest. in 192‘ these sec.-
libns iost‘and the gains in the East
and South prevented the country‘as
a whole from showing ..&- loss from
1923.
It was also the gains made in the
Blast and South in December. 1924
which held down the decrease tron-1
December, 1928 in the country at
lar ~.e While the December figures
in the 484 comparable cities show a
lmgllglble decrease 0'! only One per
cent. the Central section had a de—
crease of 14 pér cent. and the Pacif-
ic West a. decrease of 9 per cent.
The South had an increase or 58 per
cent. and the East 2 per cent» bring-
his the loss for the whole country to
only one per ce it. The large Decem-
bex gain In the South indicates the
rpssibllity of unusual activity in that
section during Januaray and Feb
, 1311111111.: in erlncipal Connecticut
cities is as follows:
Dec-.1924 Year, 1924
Bridgeport . .8 356. 990 8 -3.217.276
Hartford .2572. 975 ' t8.7&2.016
Merlderl ... . ‘1 ” 56. 4_75_ 2.291.192
New Haven . 400,486 8.373.250
New —_London 1011.030 1.610.187
Norwalk. 214.093 ‘ 2.777.149
Norwich 1513c ' 68.400 1602.000
Stamford ‘ _a.‘649.970
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175.540
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Your sstlflsciion. will conclude its ‘
three-day comment stubs Rislto . ,
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GIVEN $500 000
£151 1121:1111
Greenwich W Om a n ,
D. G. Reid’s Daugh-
ter, and Her Chil-
dren Share Estate
NEW 0RK.J:1.n 23. .111: will of
Daniel G. Hold. the flu plate kins.
tiled today in the Surrogates, Court
leaves 11 cash legacy of $500. 000 lo
his daughter. Rhea ileld Topping of
Greenwich Conn. ..also building: at
166.16!) and 170 East Somali: 11:
Street. all jewelry. auiomobiles. or-
naments and burial plot at Earlham
Cemetery. Rlchmond. lnd.
" She is also to have a life interest
in the estate ?mtil she Is 50 years
old. when she is tmnceivc the prin-
cipal. _ .
Three trust funds. of
I-ach are created for her three chil;
dren. Danie-l Re‘d Topping; Henry
J. Topping. and John Reid Topping.
They are to have the income from
the 8250.000 until lhcy are 80 years
old. when the principal reverts. to
them. ‘ '
Rhea Reid Topping and Roberts
Walk'er of Scan-dale. are named as
executor:- and the Bankers Trust
Companv of New York as trustee.
. The papers wuro flied by While &
'Cnsc. attorneys. of 14 Wall Street.
The will? dated ““161“. 1928. Mr.
Reid. died January 17 last. at 907
Fifth Avenue. '
it is stipulated in the will that if
one of the grandchildren dies before
reaching the age of so his share
shall revert to his descendants and
in lieu of such descendants his share
shn‘ll revert to his ‘molher.
Sherman Holiday or Freepori. L.
L. is left’a legacy of 34.000. and
six‘empibyces are left 81.000 each‘.
They are Harry Long. Carl F. Carl”-
son. Herbert Steel. Frank Gormnn.
Catherine Goods and Emma 5.
Burns. '
U. SCB'ans Narcissus
' . Grown in France
WASHINGTON. Jan. 28.——Tbe
Department or Agriculture's quar-
antine'against French flower bulbs.
which will become enecuve January
1. 1926._ is med mainly u. the
nurelss‘us. because 'of presence in
Frantic of two varieties of bulb fly.
otUcials said today. Bulbs 0! the
lily. tulip hyaclnlh and crocus
lunch are now impelled under per-
mil. will not be sflecled by the
1.1u11rnntinc.l
The ban againSt the narcissus
bulb was ordered January 1, 1923.
but the eflectlve date was delayed
1hree years to enable French horn-
cu'ltutlsts to reduce Shel! stocks. lu-
cluded in the quarantine are the
duflodil. Jonquil and a few lesser
known flowers. ‘
'.TOULON."Prance. Jan. ‘ "22.4-11.—
hoxfueulturists. of southern ‘France
are planning a master demonstra»
tion here soon in protest against
the. reported declslon of the United
states. Government to forbid the
Importation of French flower bulbs.
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“For ovei' twoiynm 1 mains
from] pains in my side and back.
with heddmihet and women’s"
says ltra Walter E. Anderson. a
tax-men's wife or motel”. Maine.
"It see‘tned‘es though I could not
3‘»: my :‘flwork done from one day-'10
the next. but wan E.‘ Plakliain's
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Fresh or Corned Sparerib . -. . . .. 16: lb.
Pigs Feet 10c lb.
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HomeMadeSausage 25clb.
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BeefLiver.
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Children’s l" oats Per Cent. Reduction
All Bath Robes?) Per Cent. Reductions
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